Abandonment (Open for All)

It had all been too much for Trinyah. First the IceWings, then queendome, then the FireWings barging in like they owned the place. It had all scared Trinyah senseless, and so she had left, terrified for her life, and for the lives of others. Even her friends hadn't been able to convince her to stay, and so now she roamed free, a rogue once again. She couldn't handle even being in the tribe. Her normal life was all she wanted. She couldn't live with herself if she stayed there. The trauma would only grow worst. Now she wandered freely in the roguelands, climbing over rocks and crannies. She hoped Atlantis and the others wouldn't be too angry with her decision. The modern life wasn't what she wanted. Trinyah didn't like the big, open castles or the guards. She understood nothing of it. Now she was looking for a place she could call home. Sure, the icy hills were nice, but she wanted somewhere new. Somewhere where she could rest, hunt, and play in peace, without having to worry about the responsibilities of queen. She knew this was betraying her people, but Phantom's announcement had been sudden and unexpected, and she hadn't been able to handle the pressure of dragons staring at her, expecting to have the answers, when in reality she didn't. She was far too young to have the answers. She had no idea who the new leader or lieutenant were, for she had not chosen a lieutenant before she had left. She had just.... left. No warning. No telling anyone she would leave. Just... left. One day she had got up and flown away, ignoring all calls from anyone else.

She climbed over a small wall of stones, slipping once, and dragging herself onward. She needed to hunt, but not yet. She hooked her beautiful claws into the crags and crannies of the stony hill and pulled herself up, her body sparkling in the sunlight. She frowned as she pushed herself up onto the hill, shaking out her body before she trotted onward like a happy dog, her tail flicking back and forth energetically. Her eyes sparkled as she searched the trees, ready to pounce at a moment's notice. Right now, all was right with the world. Away from all the complicated stuff, she felt at peace....

Word was already spreading - and it spread really fast - Trinyah had left the IceWing Kingdom and when rogue, as a new dragon takes over as the IceWing's Monarchy. Despite that Avian had know Trinyah for not really a long while, he took it upon himself to track her down and question her motives. He doesn't know why, but he instead to find out her reason for stepping down from being a Queen.

After a long and hard and endless journey without rest, he had be looking for signs of Trinyah, scanning the ground with his eyes at all times, trying to find her tracks to locate her. It was so harsh that Avian swayed left and right while tracking her, operating like a mindless zombie; mourning at all times and acting without second thoughts, climbing trees and scaling mountains and hills as if he was mind controlled. Finally, he gave up. Avian dropped down and seemingly passed out near a few large stones, even more so, he seemed dead! But he wasn't, it's just his way of taking a nap after over doing it for a while. He slowly closed it eyes, thinking about where could Trinyah be now........

Cosmos never really roamed this particular area. Sometimes on his spare time he'd wonder off into rogue lands. It always nice to meet new people and taking the scenic route was always nice, which was all routes. It wasn't that cold out but it was chilly. Cosmos had the IceWings on his mind, The previous queen, Trinyah, suddenly abandoned them and left the IceWings in the gray. As usual, he was worried of what was happening there. As he continued to walk across rivers and trot down hills, which were both tiny from his perspective. Since Trinyah became a rogue, she was most likely in this area. But there was no way he'd find her, and nothing good will come of it if he does find her. Cosmos sighed, "What confusion." He shook his head, disappointed. Cosmos sat down, anything could see him from 6 miles away, maybe more. And he did meet the queen once or twice before. If he sees her she shouldn't be hard to find.

Trinyah closed her eyes and pulled herself to the top of the embankment, letting out a throaty sigh as she crashed down onto the ground with a grunt and sigh. Her paws flailed uselessly behind her as she fell to her stomach, exhausted. That trek had been more invigorating that she had first thought it would be, and now she was tired, hungry, thirsty, and very, very hot. Unnaturally hot. She used her shoulder muscles to flip herself onto her side, her wings drawn back so not to act clumsy, and stared out across the valley of trees that surrounded her, out at the incline she had just climbed. Had she not been so inexperienced with it she might have considered how worried everyone would be. But she didn't. The main reason being the fact that not many of the dragons knew her. They would probably chose an old leader to refill her space or somebody whom had more experience then she did. Closing her eyes once again, her head plopped down on her outstretched forepaws. Well good riddance!

With a throaty sigh, Trinyah rolled onto her back. With that sigh she also breathed out snowflakes, which fluttered into the air and landed peacefully on her nose and throat. A dragon smile crossed her face as she stared up at the clouds through the trees. This was so much better. Not a care in the world. Nothing to worry about, not even in the slightest. This was her kind of place. Though she would prefer somewhere that wasn't so hot. The sound of her stomach grumbling brought her back to reality, and she let out a groan, smacking her forehead against the grass that covered the incline. The incline itself was quite rocky, but at the top, where she was, there was a small little meadow of sorts surrounded by trees, so she was sheltered from the direct rays of the sun. It was quite peaceful....

Streak was flying around. As always. He felt like doing something. Something fun.

"Like that race with Trinyah." he thought to himself. Hanging out with her, if only once, had made him excited, more than he had been in a long time.

And then, to his utter surprise, he saw her. She appeared to be sunbathing on her back, breathing frost into the air. He zoomed down rapidly, landing a couple hundred feet away. Though he was excited to see her, he didn't want to startle her.

Trinyah was so focused on what she was doing that she didn't even notice Streak floating down to land near her. In fact, she was too busy staring at the treetops to notice anything really, and you might have thought that the dragoness had fallen asleep in the bushy grass had it not been for the fact her paw was twitching from time to time, and that her eyes were open, even if they were only half open. Her breath was steady, almost as if she were having trouble breathing, and the mist that came out seemed to be thickening. It was nothing to worry about, though, since she was used to the fog and therefore it didn't harm her one bit. No, she was too well relaxed. She was in tranquility. In order to disturb her you'd need to walk right in front of her or something.

Azlvetta was wandering around in the forest, wondering where the former queen of IceWings was. She had heard that Trin gave queen position to.. "SnowFall?? Wasn't it?" She wanted to ask why she left. Then she saw a dragon going down from the sky. Az quickly took off and followed him. Then she saw Trinyah. She went up to the male and the former queen. "Hi! My name is Azlvetta. Call me Az or Vetta. I heard that you were the former queen of IceWings Trinyah. What happened?" Then Az turned to the male. "What's your name?" she asked.

Trinyah looked up and saw a pale colored dragon, tilting her head and rolling onto her side so that she could get a better look at it. As it soared down towards her, its scales glittering magnificently in the sunlight, Trinyah realized with surprise and happiness that this creature must be a LightWing, for it matched the description of one perfectly. As it dove down to where Trinyah was she wondered absently who it was, for Trinyah had never seen the LightWing before. In fact, the only LightWing Trinyah had ever seen had been Trinyah, for the race had appeared to come out of seemingly nowhere, almost as if Phantom had created them from nothing but thin air. When the dragon landed and asked her all these questions, Trinyah also noticed Streak coming forth, and tilted her heads. When you looked at her, small and adorable, it would really shock you to learn she could be anything vicious.

"I... um..... I don't know. Yes, I am Trinyah," Replied Trinyah with curiosity, not shyness, as she watched Azlvetta. She didn't really know how to answer those questions, for she had left the IceWings on instinct.